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FP-TC-120

The NI FP-TC-120 is an 8-channel differential FieldPoint Thermocouple Input Module that supports multiple thermocouple types with a 16-bit resolution and various temperature reading ranges, featuring overvoltage protection and compliance with the NIST

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    Description

    The National Instruments FP-TC-120 (Part Number: 777518-120) is a high-resolution, 16-bit Thermocouple Input Module designed to accommodate a variety of thermocouple types including B, J, R, K, S, N, T, and E. This module offers 8 differential input channels and supports four voltage ranges: ±25, ±50, ±100, and –20 to 80 mV, ensuring flexibility for diverse measurement requirements.

    Equipped with a Delta-sigma ADC type, the FP-TC-120 provides precise measurements with an update rate of 1.13 seconds per channel. Temperature readings can be captured across a wide spectrum, ranging from –454 to 3,218 °F, 0 to 2,048 K, and –270 to 1,770 °C, making it suitable for a range of industrial applications.

    The module’s input bandwidth is specified at 3 Hz and it features robust overvoltage protection of ±40 V. The input current is a minimal 35 nA typical, reaching up to 140 nA max, while the input noise is controlled at ±1 LSB peak-to-peak. For accurate temperature measurements, the FP-TC-120 utilizes linearization algorithms based on the NIST-175 standard, which aligns with the International Temperature Scale ITS-90.

    Designed for reliable performance in demanding environments, the module’s power consumption details are not specified but it’s designed to efficiently manage its power needs while providing accurate data.

    Specification Details
    Part Number FP-TC-120
    NI Part Number 777518-120
    Input Channels 8 differential channels
    Thermocouple Types Supported B, J, R, K, S, N, T, E
    Voltage Ranges ±25, ±50, ±100, and –20 to 80 mV
    ADC Type Delta-sigma
    Resolution 16 bits
    Update Rate 1.13 s/channel
    Temperature Reading Ranges –454 to 3,218 °F, 0 to 2,048 K, –270 to 1,770 °C
    Input Bandwidth 3 Hz
    Overvoltage Protection ±40 V
    Input Current 35 nA typical, 140 nA max
    Input Noise ±1 LSB peak-to-peak
    Linearization Standard NIST-175 (ITS-90)

    Question 1: What type of thermocouples is the National Instruments FP-TC-120 compatible with, and what type of ADC does it use to ensure precise measurements?
    Answer 1: The National Instruments FP-TC-120 Thermocouple Input Module can accommodate a variety of thermocouple types including B, J, R, K, S, N, T, and E, and it supports four specific voltage ranges: ±25 mV, ±50 mV, ±100 mV, and –20 to 80 mV.

    Question 2: What types of thermocouples is the National Instruments FP-TC-120 designed to accommodate, and what temperature range can it measure in degrees Fahrenheit, Kelvin, and Celsius?
    Answer 2: The National Instruments FP-TC-120 is designed to accommodate B, J, R, K, S, N, T, and E type thermocouples and can measure temperatures ranging from –454 to 3,218 °F, 0 to 2,048 K, and –270 to 1,770 °C.

    Question 3: What types of thermocouples can the National Instruments FP-TC-120 Thermocouple Input Module accommodate, and what are its specific voltage ranges?
    Answer 3: The National Instruments FP-TC-120 is compatible with a variety of thermocouple types including B, J, R, K, S, N, T, and E, and it uses a Delta-sigma ADC to ensure precise measurements.

    Question 4: What types of thermocouples are compatible with the National Instruments FP-TC-120 Thermocouple Input Module and what is its specified input bandwidth?
    Answer 4: The National Instruments FP-TC-120 Thermocouple Input Module is compatible with B, J, R, K, S, N, T, and E type thermocouples, and it has a specified input bandwidth of 3 Hz.

    Question 5: What types of thermocouples is the National Instruments FP-TC-120 compatible with, and what are its voltage range capabilities?
    Answer 5: The National Instruments FP-TC-120 is compatible with B, J, R, K, S, N, T, and E type thermocouples and has voltage range capabilities of ±25, ±50, ±100, and –20 to 80 mV.